Run several queries

Question

I have several update queries that I want to run one at a time until: (0 row(s) affected) is in the message box. Once the query runs without any updates, I need the process to move to the next query.  I found some articles that talk about
macros, but could not locate the tools within SMS. I have very little experience with SQL Server Management Studio, so please excuse me if the answer is abundantly simple.
Bruce

Answer 1

1.  I have multiple queries that identify and correct null values in a given field. When the null value is identified the value in the preceding record which is the last known good value is updated into the field with the null value.
2.  Running said query one time does not ensure that all the null conditions have been properly addressed. The only way to ensure that all the conditions have been addressed is to run the query until the row count equals zero.
3.  The first code that I have listed: WHILE 1 = 1 BEGIN UPDATE [Master Archive] SET [BackPress 1] = [Nulls BackPress 1].Trial FROM [Nulls BackPress 1]INNER
JOIN [Master Archive] ON [Nulls BackPress 1].SiteID = [Master Archive] .SiteID AND [Nulls BackPress 1].NewTime = [Master Archive] .NewTime
WHERE  ([Nulls BackPress 1].[BackPress 1] IS NULL) AND ([Nulls BackPress 1].Trial IS NOT NULL) IF @@ROWCOUNT = 0 BREAK;END Will run the query until row count equals zero, this ensures that all the null conditions have been addressed.
4.  I have over fifty (50) queries that have to be run. The code above will only run a single query. This Forum has shared with me how to run multiple queries in sequence, however the code will only run each query one time, which is not what
I am trying to achieve. I need every query to run until row count equals zero and then proceeds to the next query.
The following code will run many queries in sequence, but only once:
UPDATE [Master Archive] SET [BackPress 1] = [Nulls BackPress 1].Trial FROM [Nulls BackPress 1]INNER JOIN [Master Archive] ON [Nulls BackPress 1].SiteID = [Master Archive] .SiteID AND [Nulls BackPress 1].NewTime = [Master Archive] .NewTime
WHERE  ([Nulls BackPress 1].[BackPress 1] IS NULL) AND ([Nulls BackPress 1].Trial IS NOT NULL) IF @@ROWCOUNT = 0 RINT 'One Done' PDATE [Master Archive] SET [DiffPress 1] = [Nulls DiffPress 1].Trial FROM     [Nulls DiffPress 1]INNER
JOIN [Master Archive] ON [Nulls DiffPress 1].SiteID = [Master Archive] .SiteID AND [Nulls DiffPress 1].NewTime = [Master achive] .NewTime HERE  ([Nulls DiffPress 1].[DiffPress 1] IS NULL) AND ([Nulls DiffPress 1].Trial IS NOT NULL) F @@ROWCOUNT =
0 RINT 'Two Done'; Note: the print statements are there just to validate the running of the queries, they will not be necessary once I have validated the query
There has to be a way to code the first example so that multiple queries can be run from a single query, I just am not experienced enough to figure it out on my own.
5. In summation: each query must run until row count equals zero, then proceed to the next query